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28th July 2005
PUBLIC SECTOR DUTIES TO CONSULT
- High level overview/reminder of the law on consultation;
- What we as lawyers can do to avoid providing potential plaintiffs with "easy" points on review; and
- What the recent decision, Electra & Others v CC, tells us about how far a statutory decision-maker must go, when required to consult prior to exercising a statutory power.
Ken Stephen, Commerce Commission
THE NEW PUBLIC RECORDS ACT
- Implications for public sector lawyers
- Hard copy and electronic issues
Michael Wigley, Wigley & Company
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING FOR PROGRAMME DELIVERY BY NGOs
- Is there a gap between theory and practice?”
Roger Palairet, Palairet Law
Date: Thursday, 28 July 2005
Time: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
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